March 2026 Listener Q&A
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Got questions about traveling in Europe?
I’ve got answers!
And this month’s Listener Q&A features two fantastic ones from Luana.
She’s heading to Europe for the first time this summer and wrote this:
"I am going to Europe for the first time this year in summer! Due to it being our first time a little over half of our trip is large/famous cities. So, understanding it will be very busy in these cities (Venice, Rome, Barcelona, Athens) are there any recommendations you have for making our experience smoother/more enjoyable in the crowds?"
So in this episode, I share some practical tips to help you navigate peak season with a bit more ease — from when to visit popular sites to how to find quieter corners and build in breaks so you can actually enjoy the experience.
Her second question takes us in the opposite direction:
“Do you have any off-the-beaten-path locations you would recommend in winter?”
I love this one.
We dive into why some destinations are actually better in the off-season, along with ideas for quieter regions, smaller towns, and even how to rethink those big-name cities when the crowds disappear.
If you’ve ever wondered how to handle Europe in the height of summer — or where to go when things slow down — this episode is full of thoughtful insights to help you travel Europe your way.
And if you’ve got a question you’d like me to answer in a future episode, head over to wanderyourway.com/podcast and submit it.
I just might feature it next.
Note: These Listener Q&A episodes don’t have a companion blog post, so you’ll only find this one in your favorite podcast app. Happy listening!
Important links:
Listener Question Form
Wander Your Way Adventures
Wander Your Way
Wander Your Way Resources
12 of My Favorite Amazing European Cities
Tips for Traveling Off the Main Tourist Track
5 Reasons Why Travel to Europe in Winter is a Sensational Idea